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James plays Tinder co-founder and eventual Bumble entrepreneur Whitney Wolfe Herd in a glossy TV movie that plays like you-go-girl agitprop, and without the wit or filmmaking craft of the only social networking biodrama that was so far actually good. Source link
Jordan Peele‘s Monkeypaw Productions has become known for making some of the most visually and narratively adventurous studio horror films of the last 10 years, from Peele’s own “Us” and “Nope” to movies the company has shepherded by other directors like Nia DaCosta’s “Candyman.” Their latest offering, the hallucinatory football freakout “Him,” is one of…
As a response to Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension from ABC, Jon Stewart‘s special appearance on “The Daily Show” was more inferred than explicit. The celebrated host typically only sits behind the desk on Mondays, but made an exception Thursday night to lead the full team in a mock capitulation to Donald Trump. On a set freshly…
Russell Tovey, the gay British actor who’s been out of the closet since he was a teenager, has played characters both repressed (see: Mormon closet-case Joe Pitt onstage in “Angels in America”) and proudly queer (HBO’s “Looking”). In his latest “Plainclothes,” the Sundance winner written and directed by first-feature filmmaker Carmen Emmi, he plays a…
There have probably been five or six “next projects” that Martin Scorsese has been reported to be directing after he did “Killers of the Flower Moon” in 2023, but this one may finally have some real legs to it. Scorsese has committed to directing “What Happens at Night,” which is a creepy ghost story adaptation…
Fall TV is in full swing already and is only picking up momentum by October. “Huluween” is still very much celebrated among TV fans, and Disney+ will get in on the action with new “Wizards of Waverly Place” and “Vampirina: Teenage Vampire.” Plenty of new Hulu originals will make their way to the streamer, including…
ABC’s decision to suspend “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” indefinitely is a statement about the limits of speech in a media landscape that already feels precarious. By pulling him off the air over an unverified claim about Charlie Kirk’s killer, the network turned a late-night quip into a referendum on who gets to define acceptable commentary. For…
